The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-05
"a ASTARTLING STORY.
TIE CHICAGO BOMB Turnover
Alleged to Have Boen discovered at Pitts.
burgh-Sensational Developments After
the Death Of n Mysterious Parsonage.
Tho Latest Nsws from Chicago.

- >t"sAN-i~'e'A' A~DeS@N"s ~AShA"'
Owens, an unpre.ontlous carpenter pt
work nm bonse AT Honps,eaa fe,, jrom
a.. -, :, A.. ,...n,:.. ~, 80. ~
sne tooi Oh 'ne Du''u'nB anu o'oke MS
neck. Squire Osifnex was deputized to
hold an INQUEST and to-day mado a report
nj hia ,nveat,gation. O ycnu. the decoasad
:. -. 49,. N,, ."'e''
~ "ppeato' oau4o W .aio 'e'ty apout one
year ago, Bome two or three days alter the
Haymarket riot ut Chicago, In q gome.
what ,l,,an,datel condition ,an,aaant,n /,
-, ~ :, ~, "-
nlmsell 70 os carpenso1 guy Oh lop. he
at once occurred work at Hono8tead with
J, r, Mulls.t, and Tor the past year has
haon vo,tino .toodI,v a,onrsids a ,,nn
ss s..., "p Dr." .,." ] ,.sn..soS ~ u,. Au
aA'nea r'pef' a'so eaipen,ef' mhen
o"on' oesau "o'A ne na'u ne nau JUST
oomS itom on'cabor "nste he haa q
stared anq nervous snd
Piper and ovens wero at their worb I
an officer came 10 Homestead in
search Of man on the charge OF desertion.
Seeing 0 weDs, and not knowing whit his
man looked like, the officer asked Mr.,
Mullett who Owens wac, and was told,
vhereupon he went away. Tho men at
work heard that the officer had asked who
Owens was, and out OF mischief, told him
that an officer had been. after him. He
became very much excited, and went to
Mr.. Mullett at oncs, wanting what pay
was due him and expressing q desire to
got away from Homastsad as coon as DOS.
sible, but when insured he was not the
man the officer wanted, be wont to work
again seemingly contented. This conduct
interested Mr.. Piper, who was rooming 90
we'll as working in his company, sai at
the first opportunity began syhtemasIc
inquiry OF OwerD as to his cause OF alarm.
In this conversation Piper yesterday
swore before Squire Oednes In the course
OF the inquest TINT Thomas Owens aaid.
HE THREW TIE BOMB.
ur ,,,,, o,,., ~, ,bo,o 4 n,.o.,,..,.
"u' very 'otA toi .uo'o nn"''n.s'a u
OnlcsRo VINO sfe nov In |all charged with
throwing bombs at the Haynarkst riot,
There ava o,ho,s on,sid, who arm rn-a m
hiarna .San thav y wsa at the Esv,oor. ~
tot int md orr IN nsTch;st and ssy N that
T thrsw a hoInh In th AZ ,iotn Pins1 , was
cautionsd to keen the ststement = eac rat na'
and inv that ressnn ha aid not toS, tLa
atorv nntiI attsr ths deoth nf 0wcns @
Tbs .rsv % tho storv hsnaaned n coma uI1 nnt
res .hat al, tho ,ra,, am nIoysI nm nm tha us
hnildiny 80 warn ora etsniiny sround tns M
Snnira's office having hsnn summ monnj
f,ers az witnesuaa in In Owann ;raraot
and u,h;,s hi Tiara p;nor and WuIiatt baosn
talk;no % n ,his storv - '' we =
~ Lasrd the;r ror, ort, u ,o,d Tho a,,;,s
,h;a mc,n,,. avid inraad;sta,r I csiIoJ pi. 7
nor to the etand, sEorsh;n, and, although
it had nothing TO do with The case of
URena' death, yet nnaet + oath 'lu ne toIa the
~ Tbo s1su sino1,Iur }oe. storr to ns,ho man ,,s
VAC made tho snbiec. of ;ny.Etirs.;on at
Homestead this afternonn. Mr. pjnar
Who worked with Ovens, oavs the. h;s
testimony before the coronsr'c ipouoos yss
substantially "a reported. Ovens. he says.
wau man sbout 29 wears of aga, and esii
to him thot ho belopped to the sSms rro,,n
Of Anarchists ss Spisr and Psraons: that
no Was present at the Rsyms.ks. meet
ing, handled the bomb, and was close to
tho man wko threw it. He escaped ont Of
Chicago the same night and went 10 a
small suburban town, Tho next day he
returned to Chicago, but on account OF
a ri tyLy II ,Nt e1